慕堂 孫處訥의 시에 나타난 교유와 그 의미

Abstract

This study looked at the Confucianism and its meaning in the poems of Modang(慕堂) Son, Cheo-Nul(孫處訥, 1553-1634). From the late 16th century to the early 17th century, Son, Cheo-Nul was a person who engaged in various activities, including medical and academic activities, based in the Daegu area. If you look at his collection of writings(『慕堂集』), the city has a very high proportion. In addition, there are as many as 200 poems written specifically for human life or to show to others. This means that his activities often took into account his interaction with others. Therefore, this paper was intended to examine the aspects of the friendship through his poems and to derive the meaning of the friendship. Chinese poetry was used in many ways to communicate with people at that time. In the case of Son, Cheo-Nul, one can see more active use of Chinese poems to form one's own friendship. He created poems in all his daily lives, such as parting, drinking alcohol, receiving gifts, giving academic advice, sightseeing, appreciating good scenery, or dying of acquaintances. For him, the communion was not only a routine activity centered on his residence, but also with the expandability of his activities in mind. While ordinary Chinese poems put a lot of effort into expressing their feelings as they are, Son, Cheo-Nul created them with close ties to the formation of relationships with others. In the end, it is about sharing one's true feelings with others, recognizing the joy of enjoying together, and at the same time attempting to unite the academic network in the region based on the learning one wishes to achieve throughout one's life.